Prepare a three-page (double-spaced) book review of the course textbook for social workers and policy professionals.? ?Prepare a three-page (double-spac

 Prepare a three-page (double-spaced) book review of the course textbook for social workers and policy professionals. 

 Prepare a three-page (double-spaced) review of the course textbook intended for social workers and other policy professionals. Identify major issues and themes from the book that are important to social workers who are intentional in supporting social welfare and social justice. Determine which issue(s) and theme(s) you want to focus on in your review and connect these with current and/or past social welfare policies and programs.
This is not a book report: your review is an evaluation of the book and its value to policymakers, not just a summary.
These questions can help develop your review:
• What does policy mean in people's lives? How might their lives be different with or without a particular policy? What do the case studies you explored in this course tell us about our society?
• Which themes from the book excite you and/or draw an emotional response? What is the emotional heart or focus of the book?
• What are some main arguments of the book? If the writer wanted you to take away one idea from the book, what would it be? o What issues were raised that were left unaddressed?
• How has the book helped you understand this subject? Would you recommend this book? o Why should policymakers care about this book?
• How does this book guide social workers and other policymakers?
The structure of the review is up to you, but you must give each section of your 3-page-paper a title/subheading that tells us what that particular section will discuss.
Tips for writing your book review:
Keep summary sections brief; share the important issues, themes, and argument you have identified rather than retelling the entire book. Avoid using direct quotations from the book (unless it's the phrase or idea so essential that it can't be conveyed with other words). Instead, use your own words to distill and paraphrase themes, ideas, people, settings, or events. This will require some more effort on your part but your words matter! Along with the summary section, you can also share important details from the book as evidence to support your claims and conclusions.
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